Kuta, Jalan Pantai Kuta
Beachwalk Shopping Center
Open-air, three levels, over 200 tenants, directly across from Kuta beach. The mall most visitors mean when they say they went shopping in Bali.
Open daily 10:00 to 22:00
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Quick facts
- OutletBali rating
- 8/10
- Address
- Jl. Pantai Kuta, Kuta, Badung, Bali 80361
- Hours
- Daily, 10:00 to 22:00
- Opened
- 2012
- Size
- About 3.7 hectares, three levels
- Tenants
- Over 200, plus 50 food and drink
- Anchors
- Sogo, Zara, H&M, Cinema XXI
- Price tier
- Premium
- From DPS
- 15 to 20 minutes
- Parking
- Underground, charged by the hour
- Access
- Step-free, ramps and lifts
Our rating is an opinion, not a measurement. It weighs how easily you reach the door, whether the tenant list is real and checkable, whether prices are marked, how much English is spoken on the floor, and how much of a day the place actually fills.
Hours here are the building's. Individual shops can open later or close earlier, and the cinema runs past the mall's closing time.
What it actually is
Open since 2012 and still the default answer in Kuta, mostly because of where it sits and how it is built.
It faces the beach
The frontage runs along Jalan Pantai Kuta with the sand directly opposite, so the mall and the beach are one afternoon rather than two decisions.
Open-air, not enclosed
Low buildings, planting and water between them, and shade instead of a sealed box. Pleasant in the dry season, and worth knowing about in January.
The chains are all here
Over 200 tenants, with Zara, H&M and Sogo anchoring it. If you want brands you already know and sizes you can try on, this is the deepest floor in Kuta.
Fifty places to eat
Over fifty food and drink outlets across the three levels, which is why it fills an afternoon rather than an hour.

What is inside
The most complete tenant list of any mall in this guide, which is itself a reason to start here.
Fashion
- Zara
- H&M
- Pull & Bear
- Bershka
- Mango
- GAP
- Lacoste
- Levi's
- Cotton On
- Quiksilver
- Rip Curl
Department store
- Sogo
Beauty
- Sephora
- Innisfree
- The Body Shop
- L'Occitane en Provence
Footwear and accessories
- Charles & Keith
- Pedro
- Fossil
- Sunnies Studios
Sportswear
- Adidas
- Nike
- Puma
- Under Armour
Jewellery
- Pandora
- Swarovski
Lifestyle and home
- Miniso
- ACE Hardware Express
Children and toys
- Toys Kingdom
- Mothercare
Food and drink
- Starbucks
- Burger King
- Pizza Hut
- plus over 50 outlets in total
Cinema XXI occupies part of the top level and keeps its own schedule, which runs past the mall's closing time.

Getting there
Central Kuta, which means short distances and unreliable times. Parking exists but is charged by the hour and fills from midday.
Ngurah Rai airport
- Drive time
- 15 to 20 minutes
- Taxi fare
- Fixed rate at the arrivals counter
Seminyak
- Drive time
- 15 to 25 minutes
- Taxi fare
- Ask For Price
Nusa Dua
- Drive time
- 30 to 45 minutes
- Taxi fare
- Ask For Price
Canggu
- Drive time
- 30 to 50 minutes
- Taxi fare
- Ride-hail, quoted before you book
Ubud
- Drive time
- 60 to 90 minutes
- Taxi fare
- A driver for the day, not a taxi
The Seminyak and Nusa Dua fares are taken from Discovery Shopping Mall, a kilometre away on Kartika Plaza and effectively the same journey. Where no figure has been published we say what to do instead of guessing at one. All of these roughly double between four and seven in the afternoon.
Who it is right for
It is the most obvious mall in Bali, and obvious is right for some trips and wrong for others.
Go if you want
- Brands you know Over 200 tenants and the deepest run of international chains in Kuta.
- The beach in the same trip The sand is directly opposite. Shops in the afternoon, sunset across the road.
- Somewhere to eat Over fifty food and drink outlets, so nobody has to agree on one place.
- Step-free access Ramps and lifts throughout, which is not true of every mall on this list.
Go elsewhere if you want
- Duty-free None here. T Galleria on the bypass is the only tax-exempt floor in Bali.
- Balinese craft Almost none. Ubud studios and the art markets are where that lives.
- Quiet This is central Kuta at its busiest. Plaza Renon in Denpasar is the calm version.
- Air conditioning It is open-air by design. In the wet season that is a real consideration.
Beachwalk questions
Compare the mallsHow long does it take to walk?
Two to three hours to see it properly across the three levels, and a full afternoon if you stop to eat. It is larger than it looks from the road.
Is it air-conditioned?
No. It is open-air by design, with shade and planting rather than a sealed envelope. Individual shops are cooled, the concourse is not.
What about parking?
Underground, for cars and motorbikes, charged by the hour and payable in cash or by e-money. It fills from the middle of the day, so ride-hailing is often the easier answer.
Can I get to the beach from the mall?
Yes. The frontage faces Jalan Pantai Kuta with the sand directly across the road, which is the main reason to choose this mall over any other in the district.
Is it cheaper than at home?
Generally not. These are the same international chains at Indonesian retail with local tax included. Prices are fixed and marked, so there is nothing to negotiate either way.
Concierge desk
Pair it with the two malls next door
Discovery is a kilometre south and Lippo Mall is between them. With a driver holding the car and the bags, all three are one afternoon instead of three parking decisions.